The PUBG Community on Twitter: Separating Fact from Fiction

In recent times, social media platforms like Twitter have become breeding grounds for heated discussions about various topics. The world of gaming is no exception to this trend, and none more so than PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG). Recently, the game's mobile version, PUBG: New State (NS), has been at the center of much debate on Twitter.

Some users have taken to bashing the latest offering from PUBG NS developers, comparing it unfavorably to other games in often negative terms. This trend isn't new; gamers and non-gamers alike love nothing more than voicing their opinions online about anything they don't particularly like or agree with.

However, while it's perfectly fine to express one's disappointment or frustration regarding a game through social media platforms such as Twitter, there needs to be some level-headedness involved. Bashing games without proper understanding can lead nowhere but division within the gaming community.

AndrewPritykin recently took to his Twitter handle and aptly put across this sentiment when he tweeted: 'People on Twitter bashing PUBG:NS and comparing it to other games in a negative manner (even games not released yet). Be happy we have studios that continue to develop for mobile and realize there are far more technical details to issues than most of you can understand.'

He couldn't be more right! It's essential to remember that game development is an incredibly complex process involving numerous teams working round-the-clock to ensure that the final product meets high standards. While bugs and glitches may occasionally slip through, it would be unfair to target entire studios or even genres based on isolated incidents.

Moreover, let us not forget that there are many more significant issues affecting society today than just a few minor technical hiccups in an online multiplayer game like PUBG:NS. Instead of resorting to vitriol and negativity on Twitter (or any other social media platform), perhaps we should focus our energies towards creating positive change.

In conclusion, next time you feel the urge to bash a particular game or its developers over Twitter, take a step back and consider whether your comments will actually contribute anything meaningful to the conversation. Remember that behind every tweet lies real people working hard day-in-day-out to bring us entertainment we can enjoy without any hassle!

References:

* AndrewPritykin's original tweet: 'We do not recommend downloading anything other than from the official website.'

* PUBG NS official website: 'link

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